SouzaHuynh

Hello friends,

My company has offer me a job outside the United States in Europe, which is exciting.

There are concerns being that my wife has just started her green card application process.

I am sure if I talk to my HR department they are more than willing to wait a few months.

Assuming my wife get her green card in the next 4-6 months and my job offer is still overseas, would it be possibly for us to travel.

From my research it states that as a temporary green card holder you must stay a year in the US.

Could someone give me a solution how my wife and I can live oversea and come back 2 years later without green card issues?

Best Regards,

SouzaHuynh

Hello all,

I had booked my flight to be with my fiancee in BH from Sept 4th to Sept 13th due to the Labor Day holiday. Surprisingly our K-1 VISA process has gone quicker than estimated. We were hoping that we could book an interview with the Consulate in Rio de Janerio when I was visiting my fiancee. Unfortunately, the earliest available date was Sept 29th.

#1) How important is the petitioner be at the K-1 interview?

We heard a story of a beneficiary who attended the interview without their petitioner and got DENIED even with a solid case.

I need to know if it worth the hassle of changing/canceling all my reservation, including working around my work schedule.

If this is truly important that will make an impact of my fiancee going it will be worth the hassle.

Please let me know what you think. This will be taking place in Embassy in Rio de Janerio.

Thanks in advance!